I know this concerns several members that want the Navi, but are not happy with the loss of trunk space.

FWIW, I would consider....
1. With the 9.3G in the HU.... this isn't really necessary.
If the 9.3 wasn't big enough...I would use the aux/in (ipod) for additional requirements.
2. When negotiating a deal, I would have them include the trunk finisher for a non-Navi car, from parts.
3. I'd yank the son of a gun out & install the other trunk finisher
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don't know if this helps NE1..... but just something that came to mind.

FWIW, I would consider....
1. With the 9.3G in the HU.... this isn't really necessary.
If the 9.3 wasn't big enough...I would use the aux/in (ipod) for additional requirements.
2. When negotiating a deal, I would have them include the trunk finisher for a non-Navi car, from parts.
3. I'd yank the son of a gun out & install the other trunk finisher
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don't know if this helps NE1..... but just something that came to mind.Good idea Ian. I really can't see me using the CD Changer at all, so I might see if they can do that.
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FWIW, I would consider....
1. With the 9.3G in the HU.... this isn't really necessary.
If the 9.3 wasn't big enough...I would use the aux/in (ipod) for additional requirements.
2. When negotiating a deal, I would have them include the trunk finisher for a non-Navi car, from parts.
3. I'd yank the son of a gun out & install the other trunk finisher
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don't know if this helps NE1..... but just something that came to mind.
I never even thought about that;but I completely agree with you.Originally Posted by inTgr8r
I know this concerns several members that want the Navi, but are not happy with the loss of trunk space.
FWIW, I would consider....
1. With the 9.3G in the HU.... this isn't really necessary.
If the 9.3 wasn't big enough...I would use the aux/in (ipod) for additional requirements.
2. When negotiating a deal, I would have them include the trunk finisher for a non-Navi car, from parts.
3. I'd yank the son of a gun out & install the other trunk finisher
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don't know if this helps NE1..... but just something that came to mind.
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Thats a great idea Ian, that was one of my complaints about the loss of trunk space.
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Wonder how it would respond to the CD changer being disconnected? It might not work at all.
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It will be fine....Originally Posted by Railgunner
Wonder how it would respond to the CD changer being disconnected? It might not work at all.
It's the same as the aux/in.... there isn't always a device connected.
A lot of cars are prewired for CD changers in the trunk (though not as many as there used to be)
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1. With the 9.3G in the HU.... this isn't really necessary.
If the 9.3 wasn't big enough...I would use the aux/in (ipod) for additional requirements.
2. When negotiating a deal, I would have them include the trunk finisher for a non-Navi car, from parts.
3. I'd yank the son of a gun out & install the other trunk finisher
What exactly is the aux/in (ipod) input? Will I be able to use any MP3 player or only the ipod?
If the 9.3 wasn't big enough...I would use the aux/in (ipod) for additional requirements.
2. When negotiating a deal, I would have them include the trunk finisher for a non-Navi car, from parts.
3. I'd yank the son of a gun out & install the other trunk finisher
What exactly is the aux/in (ipod) input? Will I be able to use any MP3 player or only the ipod?
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ANy MP3, but you will have to control (playlists) from the device itself.Originally Posted by TakBklyn
What exactly is the aux/in (ipod) input? Will I be able to use any MP3 player or only the ipod?
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Well, considering you've already paid for that sucker, might as well leave it there. My concern is not so much with the fact that it has been moved to the back (although, it WAS a concern for me), but rather the loss of trunk opening space.
BTW, this may be a fundamental question, but do the rear seats fold down?
BTW, this may be a fundamental question, but do the rear seats fold down?

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Your choice,.......... Originally Posted by Speedoholic
Well, considering you've already paid for that sucker, might as well leave it there. My concern is not so much with the fact that it has been moved to the back (although, it WAS a concern for me), but rather the loss of trunk opening space.
Just offering a solution for those peeps where trunk space is a major consideration.
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Unfortunately, no.... same as the outgoing modelOriginally Posted by Speedoholic
BTW, this may be a fundamental question, but do the rear seats fold down?
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Originally Posted by inTgr8r
Unfortunately, no.... same as the outgoing model
WHAT?!??!?
My wife's $12K 04' Sentra has it, and they didn't add such a basic feature into a $40K?????
W T F ?!?!?
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My wife's $12K 04' Sentra has it, and they didn't add such a basic feature into a $40K?????
W T F ?!?!?
I'm sure it would be handy for some.Originally Posted by Speedoholic
WHAT?!??!?
My wife's $12K 04' Sentra has it, and they didn't add such a basic feature into a $40K?????
W T F ?!?!?
With the size of the trunk, I know I've never needed it.
On the plus side it adds to chassis rigidity.
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With the size of the trunk, I know I've never needed it.
On the plus side it adds to chassis rigidity.
I guess this has just made my quest for an SUV, that much more viable.Originally Posted by inTgr8r
I'm sure it would be handy for some.With the size of the trunk, I know I've never needed it.
On the plus side it adds to chassis rigidity.
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FX ??? Originally Posted by Speedoholic
I guess this has just made my quest for an SUV, that much more viable.

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With the size of the trunk, I know I've never needed it.On the plus side it adds to chassis rigidity.
LOL.....easy for you to say. I know you have seen how much Karen brings on a trip Originally Posted by inTgr8r
I'm sure it would be handy for some.With the size of the trunk, I know I've never needed it.On the plus side it adds to chassis rigidity.
. The lack of trunk space has always been a problem for me
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